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November 28, 2000A Federal sideboard sold for $17,600 at the annual Thanksgiving auction conducted by William Smith....
November 28, 2000Guyette and Schmidt's two-day gross was $1,203,000, with 17 rdf_Descriptions selling for more than $10,000....
November 28, 2000Buyers must have been giddy at what they found in the furniture and carpet categories, as well as the good buys on some of the rdf_Descriptions touted in pre-sale press....
November 21, 2000More than 20 portraits help us understand the people depicted both as individuals and as representatives of their society and the region in which they lived....
November 21, 2000Positive news that most artworks sustained limited damage was released....
November 21, 2000Eighty works demonstrate the emphasis, adhered to by so many artists over the course of a century, on expressing quiet moods in their works....
November 21, 2000The exhibition features a diverse selection of the best of American prints, tracing the development and rich variety of American printed images over the last century....
November 21, 2000In the hands of contemporary artists, the camera is more than unblinking captor and objective recorder of truth."...
November 21, 2000Scenes of Woodbury, Southbury and Martha's Vineyard are on view in Connecticut through January 9, 2001....
November 21, 2000How do you get ahead when you're number three? If you're the number-three auction house, you put your lots on sale....
November 21, 2000The cupboard over a double chest of drawers sold for $212,750 at Willis Henry Auctions....
November 21, 2000The top lot was Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall's "History of the Indian Tribes of North America," which fetched $13,800....
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